Zumtobel Group appoints new Managing Director, UK & Ireland
(UK) - Zumtobel Group has announced the appointment of John Lyons as Managing Director, UK & Ireland, with responsibility for the Group’s lighting brands Thorn and Zumtobel across the region.
Lyons brings to the role three decades of industry experience across manufacturing, operations, supply chain and commercial leadership. He began his career in 1995 with Philips Lighting in Scotland, working across quality, production, purchasing, warehousing and logistics before moving into senior commercial roles in Guildford. Lyons joined Thorn Lighting in 2012 and has since led specification and trade teams, partnering with end users, contractors, distributors and consultants on major programmes.
“John’s deep knowledge of our brands and product development, paired with a strong focus on customers and delivery, makes him the right leader,” said Marc-André Rusch, Vice President Region West & South Europe, Zumtobel Group. “His experience in operations and sales will help us serve the UK and Irish markets with speed, reliability and technical excellence.”
Commenting on his appointment, John Lyons said: “It is a privilege to lead the UK and Ireland business for the Zumtobel Group. Thorn and Zumtobel are trusted by customers for quality, service and innovation. My priority is to build on that strength, support our partners and teams, and deliver sustainable growth through products and projects that make a real difference.”
www.zumtobel.co.uk
www.thornlighting.co.uk
WAC Group launches WAC Architectural
(USA) – WAC Group has announced the launch of WAC Architectural – a commercial specification lighting brand that expands the WAC legacy with a portfolio of precision-engineered luminaires designed for project-driven applications.
Its offering includes advanced track systems, high-performance linear solutions, and robust exterior fixtures, each engineered for optical excellence, sophisticated beam control, architectural coherence, and a high degree of design flexibility.
"Great lighting design begins with collaboration and thoughtful innovation,” said Thomas Wang, Head of Global Development at WAC Group. “WAC Architectural is founded on four core strengths: a New York–based headquarters, precision manufacturing at our state-of-the-art facility in Thailand, technology developed in close partnership with designers and built for project-driven applications, and a strong commitment to sustainable, long-term performance."
The brand benefits from WAC Group’s end-to-end integrated manufacturing model, ensuring superior quality control, rapid customisation, and environmentally responsible production practices, to meet the rigorous standards of modern commercial environments.
“Building upon WAC Group’s strong heritage, we're excited to debut our newly launched commercial specification brand, WAC Architectural, at Light + Building 2026,” adds Keith Eagle, Vice President – Business Development at WAC Group. “The fair offers a global platform for us to connect with customers, partners and industry leaders and showcase WAC Group’s portfolio of precision-engineered luminaires designed specifically for project-driven applications.”
Jenifer Walsh, CMO for WAC Group, continues: “For more than 40 years, the WAC Group family of brands has been united by a single mission: to bring smart, sustainable, and beautiful light to every environment. From residential to large-scale architectural projects, we have built a reputation for innovation, quality, and design, and today, that legacy continues with the launch of WAC Architectural. Taking ourselves on a listen-and-learn journey, WAC Architectural was developed with the specifier at the core of our product development. The result is a commercial portfolio that empowers customers and partners to shape light with accuracy, consistency, and creative freedom.”
The Black Pearl, Singapore
“Where timeless elegance meets refined ‘Yue’ cuisine 粤菜” – this is the slogan for Singapore’s brand-new high-end restaurant by award-winning Chef Dee. The Black Pearl is a one-of-a-kind rooftop dining destination that seamlessly merges modern sensibilities with classical Chinese inspirations.
The restaurant’s thoughtfully designed lighting by ALPs plays a pivotal role. From the soft golden glow that envelops guests in warmth to the precisely placed accent lights that highlight the presentation of each dish, every detail is illuminated to create a visually captivating experience.
Upon entering the restaurant, guests are greeted by the sophisticated and luxurious interior design by Hot Design Folks. The main dining hall is defined by rich, intricate textures that elevate the ambience. Bronze metalwork adorns the ceiling, forming complex geometries that create a seamless blend of cultural heritage and refined design. As for the lighting design, it perfectly complements the restaurant. The indirect cove lighting was achieved using Luxconex Cont H Auras, which reduces glare and harsh shadows while also creating dramatic effects, making the ceiling carpentry stand out with the illumination behind it. Additionally, the brand’s linear light: SR Blaze provides general illumination, further enhancing the dining area. In totality, it emphasises the specific dining areas, creating a sense of openness.
As we transition to the bar, which is another stand standout feature of the restaurant, Cont H Auras were smartly placed along the cove, the uplighting creates an ambient glow enhancing both the decorative elements and ceiling details. The highly reflective ceiling amplifies the light from the cove, creating a beautiful shine and also highlighting the natural stone details. Guests will also be impressed by the display of various wine bottles; Luxconex’s Cont H Fino was aesthetically utilised on the alcohol display shelving, creating a soft, even wash and highlighting the different colours, labels, and shape. The glow behind the bottles adds a sophisticated feel, ideal for this kind of upscale bars and lounges.
Luxconex has also seamlessly lined up its Fino contour lighting along the inside of the bar counter, to keep the area well-lit and give bartenders the visibility they need while working on their concoctions.
Just before the entrance to the bar, Ryko fittings have been installed in the corner dining area, with the goal of providing focused illumination and controlled lighting. The Ryko downlight offers a wide range of beam angles, power options, and flux outputs, allowing the lighting consultant to achieve the desired lighting effect while highlighting tables without excessive glare or spillover.
Another key area of the restaurant is the exclusive dining space, where guests can immerse themselves in the experience and get up close with the chef during his live culinary performance. This makes proper lighting essential in this part of the restaurant. Right above, the ceiling features stunning carpentry work, encircled by Cont H Auras – not just for aesthetics, but also to illuminate the surrounding space. Combined with other lighting fixtures, it ensures a well-lit dining experience. Behind the counter, multiple shelves showcase various decorations and furniture, illuminated by the Cont H Fino. With its 10mm slim body, it fits seamlessly onto the shelves, creating a soft glow that elegantly highlights the displayed products.
Every luminous detail in this high-end restaurant was carefully selected to enhance both functionality and aesthetics. By integrating SR Lightings, ALPs has crafted a warm, luminous ambience that not only highlights the chef’s artistry but also complements the remarkable interior design by Hot Design Folks, who also won the prestigious DNA Paris Design Awards 2025 in Interior Design/Hospitality for this Restaurant project. This acclaimed award recognises visionary architects and designers whose work transforms everyday spaces into experiences of beauty, innovation, and refined functionality.
ETC acquires Pharos Architectural Controls
(Global) – ETC has taken a step towards defining the next era of architectural lighting control with the acquisition of longtime collaborator, Pharos Architectural Controls.
Pharos is a UK-based developer and manufacturer of dynamic lighting control systems used in architectural, themed entertainment, and large-scale visual installations. This investment, ETC believes, builds on more than two decades of partnership with Pharos, whose 21-year history of innovation, reliability, and customer-first service has played a central role in the evolution of ETC’s architectural product line.
As the designer and manufacturer behind ETC’s Mosaic product family, Pharos has long shared ETC’s culture of agile development, exceptional support, and dedication to product excellence. ETC CEO Dick Titus said: “We look forward to growing our long-standing partnership with Pharos. Their in-house development team continues to push the boundaries of dynamic lighting control, and their work will further strengthen ETC’s offerings in the global architectural lighting market.”
Pharos’ extensive market presence and robust sales network across EMEA and APAC positions ETC for enhanced growth worldwide. The highly respected Pharos brand gives ETC a powerful complementary platform to accelerate growth and broaden market reach.
Pharos will continue to operate as a stand-alone company. All existing sales and service relationships with Pharos will continue as normal and they will maintain their strong supply and licensing partnerships. Simon Hicks, Pharos CEO, said: “This is an exciting new chapter for Pharos and a fantastic opportunity for the team and our product. ETC provides a long-term home for the company, ensuring continuity of service for our customers, and we can now tap into a wealth of resources to help us accelerate our ambitious product development roadmap."
ETC adds that it looks forward to building on this solid foundation, drawing on Pharos’ innovation, global reach, and customer-focused approach, to deliver even more value and opportunity to clients around the world.
www.etcconnect.com
www.pharoscontrols.com
Luminii launches Gen 2 LED Platform
(USA) – Luminii has announced the launch of its Gen 2 LED platform, a comprehensive next-generation system that re-engineers the core lighting “engine” behind the majority of Luminii’s LED strip lighting and made-to-order linear fixtures.
More than a product update, Luminii’s Gen 2 platform represents a full-scale evolution of the company’s linear ecosystem, introducing five new LED strip families, expanded outputs and CCTs, improved efficacy, tighter cut increments, enhanced dimming performance, and a standardised LED strip architecture that both simplifies the portfolio and expands compatibility across fixtures and extrusions.
Jeff Parker, CEO of Luminii, says: “With our next-generation LEDs, we focused on advancing what matters most to specifiers and lighting designers: quality of light, performance, precision, and reliability. This is a foundational upgrade to the platform our customers rely on every day, delivering meaningful gains without adding unnecessary complexity.”
As part of the Gen 2 LED platform, Luminii is introducing five next-generation LED strip families, spanning 21 outputs and 13 CCT options, designed to replace and consolidate previous tape generations, while expanding performance and flexibility. The Gen 2 LED strip families are available in region-specific configurations to support both North American and EMEA markets, while all strip lights are standardised to a 10mm form factor, allowing them to fit into more compact extrusions and fixtures, while simplifying connectors and installations.
The Gen 2 platform delivers measurable, specification-driven advantages, including colour quality of 97+ CRI and 95+ R9; efficacy reaching 120+ lm/W for Vibrant Color, and up to 160+ lm/W for High Efficacy; extended run lengths, enabled by 4oz copper PCBs, reducing voltage drop over long distances; ultra-short increments of 16.8mm; improved dotting with dual-CCT LED packages in Warm Dim and Tunable White strips; and enhanced wet-location performance using a new white silicone co-extrusion.
Warm Dim performance is further elevated through PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) dimming compatibility with Luminii’s PS-UNI power supply, delivering a smooth, deeply nuanced dimming curve without the need for specialised drivers.
The goal for Gen 2 is that it will support Luminii’s core customers, including lighting designers, architects, interior designers, AV dealers, and home builders by delivering more output flexibility with fewer strip families, expanded Warm Dim and Tunable White options, smaller profiles for tighter architectural integration, and backward-compatible migration paths from legacy products.
“From a sales perspective, Gen 2 strengthens every conversation we have with our customers,” says Amy Bonder, Chief Commercial Officer at Luminii. “We are delivering clear performance advantages, broader specification flexibility, and a simplified platform, all without increasing cost. It makes Luminii easier to specify, easier to sell, and even more competitive across a wide range of projects.”
All Gen 2 LED strip lights and reels are available worldwide, with a phased transition plan in place to support customers migrating from previous generations throughout 2026.
Yerevan TV Tower, Armenia
Standing at 311.7-metres-high, the Yerevan TV Tower is the tallest structure in Armenia.
This tower, one of the most recognisable landmarks in the Armenian capital, has been transformed into an interactive media art installation that responds to real-time city data and individual interaction.
A newly created lighting design, crafted by Ukrainian artist and lighting designer Mykola Kabluka, Founder and Design Director of Expolight, seeks to reimagine the role of the tower in the urban space, transforming it from a purely infrastructural object into a “living” light beacon that changes the city’s night landscape.
Launched on 30 December, the installation “reflects the rhythm and mood of Yerevan in real time”. The lighting content for the tower is generated dynamically, based on city life data: traffic flows, sunsets, temperature, and wind. Through this lighting intervention, the TV Tower looks different every day – a living light organism that breathes with the city. It also responds to events by launching themed lighting programmes – celebrating holidays, announcing sports victories, welcoming guests to the city, and appearing in the colours of the flags of different countries.
Every hour after sunset, the TV Tower is lit up with a special light show, symbolising the beginning of a new hour. This ritual, Kabluka believes, “makes time visible”; each new hour has its own colour, emphasising the rhythm of the city and transforming the passage of time into a shared urban experience.
Personal interaction with the installation of this scale also plays a central role in the project. Through a uniquely designed mobile application, residents and visitors of Yerevan can choose lighting scenarios by scanning a QR code on the central square and observation deck near the Mother Armenia Monument. Users can select from a set of symbolic wishes and corresponding colour themes, triggering light “pulses” that are reflected across the tower and its integrated laser systems.
Speaking further on the concept behind the installation, Kabluka says: “We wanted to create a living light sculpture that would become part of Yerevan’s cultural space and reflect the rhythm, energy, and collective presence of the city. Our custom system allows the tower to respond to individual interaction in real time, so everyone can convey their light wishes to the city and send positive affirmations to the world – in the universal language of light.”
The project is based on a custom-designed lighting system comprising 486 media luminaires and more than 15,000 individually addressable light pixels, integrated across the full height of the Yerevan TV Tower, transforming the structure into a dynamic media surface. These elements are regulated by Expolight’s proprietary software, enabling complex visual scenarios, real-time content generation, and responsive interaction.
The project features uniquely engineered long-range laser systems, visible from distances of more than 10km. Fully coordinated with aviation authorities, the lasers operate within strictly defined airspace parameters, ensuring compliance with international safety standards.
The next phase of the project will synchronise the TV tower’s lighting with the fountains on Republic Square, linking two major urban landmarks into a single coordinated light-and-sound system. Once completed, the installation will operate as a unified composition, where fountains, lasers and the TV tower lights function in precise synchrony, creating a large-scale spectacle in the heart of the city.
Combining architecture, advanced lighting technology and individual engagement the project positions the Yerevan TV Tower as a new symbol of unity and technological progress – transforming an infrastructural landmark into a shared urban experience shaped by light.
Nova - Luminii
Nova, from RCL by Luminii, is the smallest motorised recessed downlight in the company’s history, delivering architectural-grade performance in a discreet four-inch profile. Built on a next-generation electronics platform, Nova combines precision motorisation, wireless Thread-based control, and refined optics with beam angles as narrow as 6°. Available in Static White, Tunable White, and LensVector digital zoom, Nova expands design flexibility for luxury residential, hospitality, retail, and commercial applications worldwide.
Registration opens for LEDucation 2026
(USA) – Attendee registration is now open for LEDucation 2026, taking place on 14-15 April at the New York Hilton Midtown.
The 2026 event marks the 20th anniversary of LEDucation, which is recognised as one of the most influential and widely attended gatherings in the North American lighting industry. The 2026 programme will feature more than 400 exhibitors across four exhibit halls, and 40 accredited presentations – virtually and in-person – covering the latest advancements in lighting design, research, sustainability, technology, and more.
LEDucation Co-Chair and Co-Founder, Burt Grant, says: “Reaching our 20th year is an incredible milestone for LEDucation. I’ve had the privilege of watching this show evolve from the very beginning. It’s a testament to the passion and commitment of the lighting community. We are proud to celebrate this anniversary by continuing to expand and offer opportunities for industry connection, education, and innovation.”
New for 2026, LEDucation will introduce “Designer Hours”, where, from 9-11.30am on Tuesday 14 April, exclusive priority access will be granted to lighting designers, architects, interior designers, landscape architects, and engineers. This new feature, organisers hope, reflects LEDucation’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the designer experience with a dedicated window for those who want to begin their day with focused conversations and meaningful engagement with exhibitors, before the Exhibition Hours open for all attendees at 11.30am.
“Each year, we look for ways to strengthen then impact that makes LEDucation such an essential event for our industry,” says LEDucation Co-Chair Jamie Eck. “With input from the design community, Designer Hours quickly stood out as a meaningful addition. It gives designers uninterrupted priority time to kick off the show with in-depth conversations with exhibitors – fuelling ideas and collaborations that advance our community.”
Alongside the exhibition, LEDucation 2026 will once again feature an accompanying Conference Programme. This will feature more than 40 accredited presentations led by experts across design, research, sustainability, energy efficiency, codes, controls, emerging technologies, and more. Virtual sessions will be offered on 9-10 April, providing an early opportunity to participate in select educational content ahead of the in-person event.
Attendees are also invited to experience the 2026 IES New York City Section (IESNYC) Student Lighting Competition, presented by LEDucation in the Trianon Ballroom. Student projects will be on display throughout both days of the show, interpreting the 2026 theme, Everything Old is New Again. More than a competition, the initiative reflects LEDucation’s ongoing commitment to supporting the next generation of lighting professionals and connecting emerging designers with industry leaders. The awards ceremony will take place on 14 April at 5pm.
LEDucation is a nonprofit event, and its proceeds directly support the Designers Lighting Forum of New York (DLFNY). Funds generated from the show help fuel DLFNY scholarships and ongoing educational initiatives – empowering the next generation of lighting professionals and strengthening the future of the industry.
To register and explore the full programme offerings, visit the LEDucation website.
Light + Intelligent Building North America announced for 2027
(USA) – Messe Frankfurt, alongside the IALD and IES, have announced the launch of Light + Intelligent Building North America – a new trade show and conference uniting architectural lighting, connected controls, software, and building systems integration.
Debuting on 15-18 March 2027 at the Las Vegas Convention Centre, the new show will take on the mantle of Lightfair, after Messe Frankfurt acquired a 33% stake in the event in 2024.
The revamped show is designed first and foremost for the lighting industry – lighting designers, architects, engineers, agents, and specifiers – and expands the conversation to the broader building-technology ecosystem, including system integrators, facility operators, IT/OT teams, owners/developers, and utilities seeking high-performance, secure, and low-carbon outcomes.
“North America is ready for a single destination where the lighting community and the building-automation ecosystem meet,” says Latoya Gooding, Senior Show Manager. “This launch delivers a product-to-product experience – seeing luminaires, controls, software, and services working together – so attendees can specify, integrate, and operate smarter, safer, lower-carbon buildings.”
For decades, Lightfair has helped to shape the North American lighting conversation. Building on this legacy, and the lessons of recent cycles, Light + Intelligent Building North Americas hopes to bring the best of Lightfair’s core assets into a new, purpose-built platform focused on systems integration, secure controls, commissioning, analytics, and real-world performance.
Rather than viewing the launch as a “rebrand”, Light + Intelligent Building North America is viewed as a “next-generation show” that carries forward what worked – design excellence, CEU-eligible education, specifier engagement, and a strong agent/distributor network – while expanding into interoperability, lighting and controls, and building-level outcomes.
Importantly, the same partners that co-owned LIghtfair will co-own this new event, ensuring continuity of standards, community, and stewardship for the lighting industry, while delivering a future-ready experience where luminaires, sensors, controls, software, and building systems perform together.
“This launch advances the IES mission to improve the lighted environment by bringing standards, research, and education together with live, systems-level demonstrations,” adds Colleen Harper, CEO and Executive Director, Illuminating Engineering Society (IES). “From controls narratives and code compliance to measurable outcomes in comfort, safety, and energy, attendees will find CEU-eligible content and practical tools they can apply on day one.”
Christopher Knowlton, CEO of the IALD, continues: “Great lighting design is at the heart of great architecture – and it is most powerful when it connects with every element of the building.
“Lighting design no longer exists in isolation – expanding the verticals served by this event not only mirrors the evolving state of the lighting industry but also reinforces the critical role that lighting professionals play at the heart of intelligent, health and integrated environments. This is an important step in positioning our field for greater impact, visibility, and collaboration across the built environment.”
Light + Intelligent Building North America is purposefully aligned with Messe Frankfurt’s global Light + Building portfolio, connecting the region’s specifiers, designers, engineers, agents, and integrators with an international community of manufacturers, startups, standards bodies, and thought leaders.
By tapping the depth and diversity of Light + Building Frankfurt, the North American launch delivers a familiar, world-class experience – tailored to regional codes, market dynamics, and project realities – so lighting and building-technology teams can move from concept to integrated performance with confidence.
“As part of Messe Frankfurt’s global Light + Building ecosystem, this North American launch is intentionally aligned with our worldwide standards of design excellence, innovation, and cross-disciplinary collaboration,” says Steffen Larbig, Brand Director, Director Brand Management, Light + Building. “Exhibitors and attendees will benefit from shared best practices, interoperable frameworks, and international pathways – while we bring fresh energy to the region with live integration labs, CEU-level education, and a curated marketplace built for specifiers and building-technology teams. It’s a launch that connects North America to a truly global platform, and accelerates what’s possible.”
Exhibitor sales for Light + Intelligent Building North America open in January 2026, while attendee registration will open in October 2026. More information on both exhibiting and visiting can be found on the event website.
www.lightintelligentbuildingna.com
SGM Lighting appoints new Managing Director
(Denmark) – SGM Lighting has announced the appointment of Jesse Lilley as Managing Director, overseeing the company’s operations from its headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark.
In his new role, Lilley will lead all aspects of SGM’s business and manufacturing operations – ensuring operational excellence, and strategic alignment with the company’s long-term vision. He will play a pivotal role in bringing together SGM’s renowned Danish innovation with the advanced engineering and production capabilities of its parent company, Golden Sea, driving growth and strengthening SGM’s position in the global lighting market.
Following its acquisition by Golden Sea, SGM continues to build on its strong creative and technological heritage while strengthening its position across both the architectural and entertainment lighting markets.
Lilley brings more than two decades of international experience in the professional lighting industry, combining deep commercial and operational expertise with a strong understanding of design and innovation. His career includes senior leadership roles at Lumenpulse and across the LMPG Group, where he played a key role in shaping the Lumenpulse brand and supporting the global growth of several companies within the group.
Recognised for his ability to connect strategy, brand, and execution, Lilley has worked extensively across continents and cultures, leading teams that bridge the worlds of technology, design, and innovation. His appointment reflects SGM’s ongoing commitment to innovation and its strategic expansion within both the architectural and entertainment lighting markets.
“The lighting industry is undergoing real transformation – and that’s where opportunity lies,” said Lilley. “SGM’s Danish roots give us a foundation of creativity and design integrity, while the vast engineering capabilities at Golden Sea in China provide the scale and precision to innovate faster. Our mission is to continuing bringing these strengths together to create lighting that inspires, empowers, and elevates designers everywhere.”
“We are delighted to welcome Jesse to the SGM team,” added Chris Agius Ferrante, VP of Golden Sea. “His international experience, proven brand leadership, and deep understanding of both the architectural and entertainment lighting markets make him ideally suited to guide SGM through its next chapter of growth.”
As Managing Director, Lilley will focus on operations, enhancing collaboration between SGM and Golden Sea, and positioning the company for sustainable, long-term growth. By combining SGM’s creative Danish legacy with the global scale and engineering excellence of Golden Sea, the company is poised to reaffirm its position as a leader in high-performance, design-driven lighting solutions for both architectural and entertainment applications.
Chris Schulkins joins Stoane Lighting
(UK) – Stoane Lighting has announced the appointment of Chris Schulkins as London Specification Sales Manager. On joining the brand, Schulkins will complement and extent the availability of its Specifier Support Team.
With previous experience at brands such as KKDC, LightGraphix, and Factorylux, Schulkins has extensive experience in the architectural lighting sector, and a strong network across the London design community.
His appointment marks an important step for Stoane Lighting, as it looks to strengthen its support for specifiers and clients in the region.
Sales Director Ruairidh McGlynn says of the appointment: “Chris joins us at an exciting time, as we continue to grow our presence in London and reinforce Stoane Lighting’s commitment to design excellence, sustainability, and service. We’re looking forward to the energy and expertise he brings to the team.”
Chris adds: "I'm really pleased to be joining such a talented and passionate team – thank you for the warm welcome. I truly admire the way Stoane Lighting continues to minimise environmental impact while driving positive change across the industry. I can't wait to get started and contribute to the fantastic work already happening in collaboration with the vibrant design community."
The Louvre, France
Luminaires from GVA Lighting, utilising optics from Gaggione, showcase the architectural splendour of Paris’ iconic Louvre Museum.
From royal lineage to worldwide acclaim, the Louvre is more than just a museum: it is a living symbol of art, culture, and French architectural genius. Its galleries safeguard some of humanity’s greatest masterpieces, but the building itself, a monumental palace at the heart of Paris, deserves to be celebrated in its own right. Today, a new chapter unfolds with an exterior lighting project that enhances the museum’s grandeur while preserving its timeless spirit.
GVA Lighting was entrusted with this prestigious endeavor. Using its Lira luminaires, seamlessly integrated onto historic lantern structures, the project combines elegance with cutting-edge engineering. The light now flows across the façades, tracing sculpted details and highlighting the palace’s rich ornamentation, all under the timeless gaze of I. M. Pei’s iconic glass pyramids.
At the very heart of this achievement lies the expertise of Gaggione, a French company that has specialised for more than 30 years in optical design and the manufacture of high-quality optics through precision plastic injection.
Gaggione offers both standard and fully customised solutions, enabling designers and lighting professionals to meet the most demanding challenges in illumination. For the Louvre, its advanced optical components bring exceptional precision and purity to every beam, ensuring that the Lira luminaires reveal the monument’s historic stonework with subtlety, accuracy, and grace.
This project is more than just a lighting installation. It is a celebration of the Louvre’s architectural beauty, a dialogue between heritage and modernity. As night falls, the museum transforms into an open-air masterpiece, offering Parisians and visitors from across the globe a renewed experience of awe and wonder.
www.optic-gaggione.com
www.gvalighting.com